Ionization chamber designed to enhance covalent bonding of atomic elements for the release of raw hydrogen and to eliminate waste water in the process

Abstract

An ionization chamber is disclosed that can free ions in water creating polarized atoms of hydrogen and oxygen derived from water in the process. The water can be comprised of non-potable waste water. Once the hydrogen and oxygen ions are released, and polarized in the process, the electrons can be aligned such that the end product is the release of hydrogen and the bonding of the oxygen with the free electrons of the other element(s) such as Titanium or Tungsten for example, without high heat or pressure as is normally required. The chamber is comprised of a series of metallic rods, a series of solid nickel mesh plates, a vacuum pump, a dual pulsed D.C. Power supply (from 200-800 VDC pulsed and a low power, −24 VDC pulsed at 400-600 Hz.), a water bath chamber, a ceramic or Teflon encapsulated feeder assembly, and an R.F. Pulse generator.

We claim: 
     
       1. A system for generating hydrogen in a sealed ionization chamber by plasma ionization of water comprising:
 a sealed ionization chamber comprising water disposed within said chamber; 
 a plurality of submerged anode and cathode metal rods within said chamber; 
 a gap between said anode and cathode for generating plasma upon energizing; 
 a pulsed DC power source and a lower powered VDC source in operative connection with said anode and cathode for creating a plasma arc and ionizing the water to produce hydrogen ions; 
 a circulation pump in operative connection with said ionization chamber; 
 an inlet to introduce water into said chamber; and 
 a hydrogen outlet for the removal of hydrogen from said sealed ionization chamber. 
 
     
     
       2. The system for generating hydrogen in a sealed ionization chamber of  claim 1 , further comprising an RF plus generator for modulating the frequency of between the anode and cathode for enhanced hydrogen generation while minimizing the amount of oxygen produced during ionization. 
     
     
       3. The system for generating hydrogen in a sealed ionization chamber of  claim 1 , wherein the anode is a metal rod selected from the group consisting of carbon, tungsten and titanium; wherein the anode includes a plurality of self-feeding tips and the anode further comprises a copper shroud. 
     
     
       4. The system for generating hydrogen in a sealed ionization chamber of  claim 1 , wherein the anode is selected from insulated rod comprising a bundle of carbon or titanium or tungsten; or perforated nickel plate. 
     
     
       5. The system for generating hydrogen in a sealed ionization chamber of  claim 1 , wherein the cathode is selected from a series of nickel stacked perforated plates or thin replaceable metal wire. 
     
     
       6. The system for generating hydrogen in a sealed ionization chamber of  claim 1 , further comprising a rotating neodymium magnetic assembly operatively connected to a plastic encapsulated electric motor submerged within said water within said ionization chamber for removal of debris created during plasma arc ionization between said anode and cathode.